Great Qin: The Eternal Emperor Begs Me Not to Die

Qin Yunfeng transmigrates into the Great Qin dynasty and is bound to a Death-by-Remonstrance System. If he can get Qin Shi Huang, the emperor of the ages, to execute him, he'll return to the modern era, inherit a fortune worth tens of billions, and live a tycoon's life. So at a banquet, he joins Chunyu Yue in courting disaster, advocating that the realm be divided into fiefdoms. He goes all out, just trying to get himself killed! “Your Majesty, if we govern the whole nation through commanderies and counties, the remote regions will be hard to control because of their distant mountains and long roads. We should divide half the realm into fiefs to secure the empire.” “Prince Fusu is the eldest son. Demoting him to Shangjun will make the other princes covet the throne, undermining the stability of the empire!” “The laws are too harsh. I beg Your Majesty to ease the burden of corvee labor and restore a peaceful life to the people.” “Your Majesty is obsessed with immortality, cultivating the Dao, and seeking elixirs. I beg you to execute the Imperial Preceptor Xu Fu!” “As the saying goes, ‘The Hu will bring about the fall of Qin.’ I beg Your Majesty to execute the Eighteenth Prince and secure the empire!” Qin Yunfeng expects to be cut down in a single stroke as he waits for Ying Zheng to give the order. But he has no idea that Ying Zheng, seated on the dragon throne, has been bound to a National Destiny System. Every time he accepts a remonstrance, he can obtain potatoes, weapons, and all sorts of other treasures. In the end, no order to execute him comes. Instead, he receives a pile of rewards and is even promoted and ennobled as a prince? Qin Yunfeng: “Wait, is this how the story is supposed to go? Where's the decisive emperor of the ages? How am I still alive after all that?”